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Debutante Runs for the Hills – Or Rather, Kent

The Sprinter by Kate Archer

April 25, 2022 by Pooja Leave a Comment

A group of highborn matrons, daughterless, start a society to sponsor young ladies through their seasons. Now it is the turn of Lady Heathway, whose chosen girl, Grace, is perfectly well-mannered and well-qualified – now if only she wouldn’t persist in running home! Archer has delivered again with an amusing Regency romance. This is the second book in the series and can be read as a standalone, though I enjoyed the humorous references to the first book. The main characters, Grace and George, are engaging, […]

Filed Under: Fiction, History Tagged With: ARC, historical, Kate Archer, NetGalley, Regency, Romance

Pooja's CBR14 Review No:58 · Genres: Fiction, History · Tags: ARC, historical, Kate Archer, NetGalley, Regency, Romance ·
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I really wish I could put Fantasy and not History as a category

Stealing Home by J. Torres

April 25, 2022 by BlackRaven 2 Comments

I had forgotten I had a copy of Stealing Home by J. Torres, with illustrations by David Namisato. I knew when I saw the online copy, I wanted to read it, had wanted to for a while, so, I read it. It was not until the day after I finished, I found my hardcover copy. So, what joy for me! I can read it again. And this is one book you do need to read more than once. There is a lot going on, a […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, History, Non-Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: Baseball, Canada, David Namisato, family, J. Torres, japanese, Japanese internment

BlackRaven's CBR14 Review No:173 · Genres: Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, History, Non-Fiction, Young Adult · Tags: Baseball, Canada, David Namisato, family, J. Torres, japanese, Japanese internment ·
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So, I read this book and these are my thoughts on it

Lifetime Passes by Terry Blas

April 25, 2022 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

I read about Lifetime Passes by Terry Blas. I then said I had to get a copy. Therefore, since I work at a bookstore and was sitting at my desk with extremely convenient access to the tools needed to make said order, I ordered a copy. A few days later, said book came in. My coworker thought the concept of getting lifetime passes to the Disney-like amusement park central to the plot of this graphic novel (by getting a “old person” to die while they […]

Filed Under: Comedy/Humor, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Romance, Young Adult Tagged With: art, Claudia Aguirre, family, fashion, friendship, movies, Social Themes, Terry Blas

BlackRaven's CBR14 Review No:172 · Genres: Comedy/Humor, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Romance, Young Adult · Tags: art, Claudia Aguirre, family, fashion, friendship, movies, Social Themes, Terry Blas ·
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These two guys named Jason made this pretty cool book

Ain’t Burned All the Bright by Jason Reynolds

April 25, 2022 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

While I was reading Ain’t Burned All the Bright by Jason Reynolds I was texting a friend about it. I said I was not sure if I liked Reynolds or not as each of the six books I read were different. The four book Track series I really consider one book as it is about four friends, even if each book is a little different in style. But I had also read For Every One which is what I call a poem essay. Then Ain’t […]

Filed Under: Fiction, History, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Young Adult Tagged With: family, Jason Griffin, Jason Reynolds, parents, Prejudice & Racism, Social Themes, United States - African American & Black

BlackRaven's CBR14 Review No:171 · Genres: Fiction, History, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Young Adult · Tags: family, Jason Griffin, Jason Reynolds, parents, Prejudice & Racism, Social Themes, United States - African American & Black ·
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Delilah and Mr. Selim have some adventures

Delilah Dirk and the Turkish Lieutenant (V01) by Tony Cliff

Delilah Dirk and the King’s Shilling (V02) by Tony Cliff

April 25, 2022 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

I have wanted to read Delilah Dirk books for some time. A few weeks ago, I went to the library to pick up a book I had on hold and came out with three others. Two were the first two in the series by Tony Cliff, Delilah Dirk and the Turkish Lieutenant (V01) and Delilah Dirk and the King’s Shilling (V02). I have since learned there is a third book, and I’m contemplating finding a copy. First, this is basically a “Sherlock Holmes meets Indiana […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, History, Young Adult Tagged With: 19th century, Action & Adventure, British, Constantinople, historical fiction, Istanbul (Turkey), Robbers and outlaws, Tony Cliff

BlackRaven's CBR14 Review No:170 · Genres: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, History, Young Adult · Tags: 19th century, Action & Adventure, British, Constantinople, historical fiction, Istanbul (Turkey), Robbers and outlaws, Tony Cliff ·
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He wanted a litter of puppies, he got three sisters

My Life Begins! by Patricia MacLachlan

April 25, 2022 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

I am sad to say that My Life Begins! is probably going to be the last book by Patricia MacLachlan we will have. Unless, she had things in the works that will come out after August 2022 (when My Life Begins! comes out). But either way, this book does not disappoint. It is an adorable book about siblings without the drama. It is an adorable book about finding who you are not only to yourself but to others. It is a cozy (short) story about […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Fiction Tagged With: family, finding self, Patricia MacLachlan, siblings, Social Theme

BlackRaven's CBR14 Review No:168 · Genres: Children's Books, Fiction · Tags: family, finding self, Patricia MacLachlan, siblings, Social Theme ·
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